Mississippi River Transmission Corp.

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 11/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 43-005, Status: Effective

Sub Original Sheet No. 133 Sub Original Sheet No. 133 : Superseded

Superseding: Original Sheet No. 133

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(Continued)

9. SYSTEM MANAGEMENT (Continued)

(iii) Cease or reduce supply inputs into MRT's system

or at specific points; or, alternatively, commence or

increase deliveries of gas from MRT's system or from

specific points, or shift deliveries to different points.

(iv) Eliminate transportation imbalances.

(v) Change the storage/supply delivery mix.

(vi) Such other actions as are within Customer's

control which would tend to alleviate the situation to be

addressed.

with Operational Flow Orders. Imbalances attributable to

complying with Operational Flow Orders which are not eliminated

during the current month will be valued at 100% of the average of

the Weekly Reference Spot Prices as set forth in Section 10.5 of

these General Terms and Conditions for the period the Operational

Flow Order is in effect. At the affected Customer's election,

provided to MRT in writing by the first business day of the month

following the month in which the Operational Flow Order was

issued, such imbalances may be made up with in kind volumes within

30 days or such longer period as MRT and the Customer may agree.

MRT shall also provide a daily reservation charge credit to each

Customer whose firm capacity is diminished by an Operational Flow

Order issued as a result of MRT's negligence. The daily

reservation charge credit shall be equal to the actual daily

diminution of capacity multiplied by the Customer's Monthly

Reservation Charge computed at 100% load factor for the duration

of the Operational Flow Order.

(d) MRT may issue an Operational Flow Order requesting

that a Customer exceed its primary receipt point or primary

delivery point MDQ, but compliance with such a request shall be

voluntary.